Evening Star Newspaper, August 8, 1937, Page 12

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.,.AUGUST 8, 1937—PART ONE. & & MARRIAGE LICENSES TRAFFIC CONVICTIONS | Norman Stein, 708 H street north-| Thomas C. King, 1426 Twenty-first| 'Peter F. Murray, 7517 Fourteenth | i N > ot T Shlpplng Ne‘vs M‘f Sanford, 44, Fort Worth, Tex., and SECOND-OFFENSE SPEEDING. east, $15. street, $10. | street, $5 i JEWISH CENTER COUNCIL ?‘w‘dMl:p:rr;;mx(;m'”b:xh:‘x‘\:‘xy “:‘: Mooy Bowle, 42, Riverdale, Md.: ReV.| poyert ¢ Bethea, 1242 Fifth street,| Guston L. Morton, 1809 Gale street| Paul R. Moore, 2124 R street north-| Ralph L. Shephard, 1516 Thirty- TO HOLD ANNUAL QUTING | chairmen of the council Casimer ~Fraczkiewics, 28. 620 North|ggs northeast, $10. east, $5. | fourth street, $5. | | Members and their friends will meet; i ' Caroll se., and Si 8| huk, - Arrivals and Departures 537 Detrolt, dicht Rev. Jonn T. Dorours: | Robert K. Bemis, 4306 Thirty-sev-| Robert L. Judd, 65 M street north-| Isiah W. Hood, 1320 Corcoran street,| H8rTy A. McOann, 1446 Spring 5 T TR Sy at New York T T A Racinton: Va: Rer | enth street, $15 east, $10. [ 5 | roat o5 Picnic and Swimming Party ARRIVALS, Peter ., DoLBNCItY avy Yard, and Maude| Jonn J. Kennedy, Maryland, $15 Tony J. Guerra, 2331 Georgia ave-| William R. Stroup, 813 E;mmhfi m:;!;;vfl GSS Rappolt, 1122 D street Slated at Idlewilde-on-the- 3 wivibes Bay on August 15 ki d & 26, (hst"se: Rev.| James E. Geary, 138 .Longfellow | nue. st0 die: o CADIA—Yarmouth e B00PM. | Lewls® Sahnsen 32, Colton. Calit.. and | Street, $15 sl R e Lo T .| Willlam F. Johnson, 482 M street, $5 4 t == . Calif.. M. nan, 1712 Iry ! 1 | T £ GEORGE WASHINGTON—"""" " """ | “Eveiym Dickey De Funiak Springs. | Willam E. Kendall, 3000 Tilden | . 6 Irving| John L. Holloman, 403 P street, $5.| jocepn B Shoemaker, 3709 Thir-| The Service Council of the Jewish Fla Rev. M. P. street, $10. William F. Miller, 1114 Penn ssreet\w_mh street, $5 Community Center will hold its an- VERAGUA—Havana - Noon | 1. L. Hunter, 18, . and Ida | street, $10. M. Willlams. 18, 16th Si. s.e Rev. 1 James H. Smith, 1333 Kenyon street, | northeast, $5 nual Summer picnic and swimming | Tomorrow ot T | AMERICAN TRAD';.‘;—lfvndnq 8:00 AM. | E] 'HRFO.\:PM"N* 2. 524 Douglas st AINSH UNRENRE SPE}.‘D“\G' $10. Vincent J. Dean, 1356 Irving 5“‘”‘(" 3 party on August 15 at Idlewilde-on- | : AM X Charles R. Crehan, 3545 Eleventh| Barton G. Hewitt, Maryland, $10.|$5 Fifty thousand tons of rails are|the Bay, it was announced yesterday A.‘flé%lé‘:!\' SHIPPER 1 d Josephine Bland, 24, ; CP| —Jack 7:00 AM, F V: Rev. K. W. Roy. Str $: v 5 rt ¥ 1 e COAMOTrujillo. C\tv 300 AN | yohn Humpton. an. 917 G a. sw.. and | S0l ‘S"R e S _| David A. Jensen, 2125 Fourteenth| Ivester L. Clinkscale, 762 Morton | being laid on the Nanking-Kiang-si| In charge of arrangements for the TiCA—Paramaribo ~-e=n--| Sadie Brown 815 E st. s.w.. Rev, sell Roberts, 2122 P street, $15. | street, $10 street, $ ! Rallway line in China. picnic, which include swimming and 5% L. O. Wing S £:15 A M. | Roosevelt Wright, 21 308 R st. and ) AR hampton R:00 AM L 20, 1710 9th st.. Rev. OF BERM A—Bermuda T. Morris. | YLVANIA—Glasgow 1 | RN, Butler. 31, 58 L st.. and Martha TR iRy E Lee, 28, 631 Gresham Dl.: Rev. J. T. CITY OF CHATTANOOGA—Sa- 1500 Vermont ave.. and vannah 7:00 AM B. M. Harris, 24, Springhope, N. C, 8h DUCHESS OF ATHOLL—Mon- | . Judge R. E. Mattingly e g _ | Judson S Jones, 34. 1003 and 3 3:00 P.M er an Juar N. M. Pompier} Valpara 3 of & i Rev. N. M s 24, 505 L 21,1 Saturday, Aurust 14, 4 T st. ne, an Millsbore, " Del st.. an SAILING. R E X st.; Rev (Trans-Atlantic.) . § oy o o el Saturday, August 14 D y E. Propst, AMERICAN SHIPPER — Liver- 18-A Bat t.. Rev. Howard E. P00 1 E X HERON n and Gertrude CHAMPLA H Noon 5 { Baltimore: Rev Charles L. B | Mark Orlando Lambert, 22. and Flora H Midnight [ B 23 Orlando, Fla.; 11:30AM — .: Jud E. Mattingly SAILING Al n nd Lorri (Sonth and Central America, West Indies | DENATky and Canada.) 1 Tomorrow. ACADIA—Yarmout —10:30AM. [, ESSO ARUBA iba 5:30 AM. | SHERIDAN a 10:00 A M. | | Tuesday, August 10, CRISTOBAL—Port au Prince _ 4:00 P.M CRISPIN —Para B30 AM DUCHESS OF ATHOLL—Cruise | to Montreal 11:30 PM. | GEORGIAN—Cristobal 1:00 P.M: | Saturday. August 14. ; T LANTIDA—La_Ceiba 0 AM 5 SXRINTHIA da-Bermuda_ 5:00 PM. | T. Grady. 71, 1258 Holbroo FORT TOWNSHEND- Canada _11:00 A'M. | Horace Price, Georgetown Univ : : 2 - : - MONARCH OF BERMUDA—Ber Hospital : % ’ - i i muds - 8:00P.M. | 51, r Hospital 3 i = 7 1 1 Platf Rock ORIENTEHavens Noon ! Fowler : v Hospital. 5 3 . i % ono Z : i § attorm ocker o Cortez____ by | v 1734 Poplar lane {30 San J = Noon | Ck Emergency Hospital - 2 A7 i o i L SANTA San Francisco_Z Noon | Gust Meserlis. 45. George Washington Uni- i s . ; Z Durably cov- 315,95 NTA ELNA—€ TOLOA—Santa Marta E2n on | James A. Haukins 41 . ‘ g w ' " o Daniel 8. Hatefleld Thomas E. Graves, SERVICE ORDERS : | 3-Piece Colonial Mahogany Vencer Bed Room Suite pital 7 Morris Parker. 2. Children’s Hospital | Pt d Infant Clarence L. McCoy. 1010 1st st. s.e. Philips, Lieut. Col. Henry F., Medi- S Three pieces distinctive in design and constructed of cal Corps, Edgewood A , Md,, to i Costs $15,000 H 3 Fort Ontario, N. Y.; Oc : inner Cos foaned the finest workmanship. Includes dresser, or vanity, Jabelonsky . Carl H., Quarter-| Penniless, a workman in Pauy, . % 5 g master Corp., Fort McClellan, Ala,, {0 | France,, paid for his dinner st an bed and chest. Sturdily built of beautifully grained Fort Monroe, Va.; September 1 inn by giving the landlord a lottery McClure, Maj. John, Chemical War- | ticket. Arriving home he learned fare Service Reserve, Spottswood, Va., | that the ticket had won $15,000. The | to Edgewood Arsenal; August 8. | innkeeper refusing to return the ticket, 4 George, Maj. Julian H., Quarter- | the workman is suiing him for $15,000 | master Corp, Omaha, Nebr., to Fort | less the dinner charge : Coffee Table George G. Meade, Md.; November 8 o — 4 s - P Harris, Capt. Loyd Ervin, Chemical | [ | . o ! ot 4 | Finished in walnut on §4 .89 Warfare Service Reserve, Pittsburgh, OE BC am | 1 @ 7 hardwood o e A a3 n e Can identity by pnots gust 15 v ormation. Box 207-K, Lynch, Capt. John T., Quartermas- B ter Corps, Harvard University, Cam- DALE. b , body. black back a o “'Sar ity of 411 Hobart bridge, Mass., to Holabird Quartermas- | pi. nw. Reward Col. 1654 oo ter Depot, Baltimore. CAMEQ BROOCH, deer flgures. viclnity 4 s | Rock Creek ch rd. and Ga. ave. Tele- Lyon, First Lieut. Archibald W., | Rock Creek Chureh e ol Quartermaster Corps, Holabird QUAT- | COAT black, on highway between Be- | termaster Depot, Baltimore, to con- | thesda and Takoma Park; note book's 5 | Forrest Washburn. 7 Ea: structing engineer | ave.. Tk. Pk. Phone Georgia 7 Warker, Second Lieut. Peter Frank, | ward _ Finance Department Reserve, Reading, e Pa., to finance office; September 4. herd 1998 T Spring, Second Lieut. Sidney G., | ENGLIBH SETTER. white with two black Engineer Corps, Fort Belvoir, Va,, to | %255 Reward. Call Greenwood 2152-J. % X 55 i | EYEGLASSES AND CASE. Sacramento. a2 o G / / i g . Fort Peck, Mont.; September 1. Calif., ‘address on case, downtown. Th 4 ; G E 1 Cri / . . L namel Crib y morning. Reward. Mr. Sanford, Shep. 2040 R ogg. Comdr. William S., detached | &row. injtials ** on back. Reward. 2 P = nis! ¢ - Set INCLUDE! ol s Harriett Goldman, Adams 9528 - | =r'iece apes ry n m Mod ¥ Radio th Naval District, to Army War Col- | GTASSES, shell rim, lost vicinity 17¢h and 1V g 00! ulte ceolors .. Desk INCLUDED lege; August. Pa. ave. n.w. Reward. Please call Sllver | Stuart, Lieut. Comdr. Caldwell J,, | SPring 186 atter 6 pm. | Here is a suite that is smartly tailored in a colorful Medical Corps, detached U. S. 8.|3uipies i 8t Marys Comnty heer Laun mahogany veneers on select hardwoods. ) EL. female, white and red Spring. Finder call Shep- | Hospitel. e e s e hard-wearing tapestry and designed to give lasting Comdr. Alvah B, | FRESAN G e, or et ana 1on | ||| service and comfort. Consists of sofa and lounge Supply Corps, detached U. S. S. Bridge, | siv Cotimbia 0112 4 y s to Navy Yard; October | POGKETBOOK, dubonnet leather con- chair. See this suite before you buy. Kirk, Lieut. Comdr. Charles D., Sup- | {4008 check ook and cash; reward ply Corps dearnad Bureau Navigd- | PURSE. white, Jost on Woolworth's coun- | tion, to U. 8. S. Salt Lake City; any ‘\”d ‘dmp”""‘fl" to CP s w 0 Woodland ave.. Takoma Park October Md. _Shepherd 4080, s_ Woodstock, V. ~school E G Rew cruiting tember 1. ¢ detached Rec ; n 2 5 - . 1 m : ; i by e s || 4 Sl : asiiy | “leptce ot wr:ther 11 E | : , . — ; | Mahogany finished on s .69 Mason, Lieut. Comdr. Henry M. | WiRE-HATRED PUPPY, biack saddle, in | J}|| s i ‘ Bupply Corps, detached U. 8. 8. Ten- | Collese Park: answers niame 'Micky.” Re- 5 nessee, to Naval Academy Septem- j g il s Academy; Septem- | yrppHATRED FOX s | Mickey. Friday nignt: b ratt, Lieut. John L., detached U. S. | i8n spots: just ; | Wise. “3046-M 8. Yorktown, to Bureau Aeronautics; | Chase. Md August 25 | X 3 at Ma 1 Hall Thursd [ t J = | chntaining w ther articles. Re- A., detached | yard. Call Col. ( W o or h Naval Dis- REWARD: ) Person finding black and white silk um- g.) Henry C, ls at t Palace Theater, fi aGon Py iikodll ay morning, phone Clev. 3639 Factory, Phila- WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR | S o e SR 2-Piece “Kroehler” Davenport Suite | \ SPECIAL _NOTICES. g) James G, Naval Medical 8. Apt. 2. 63 D¢, kiyn, N. ¥ Y Hes size bed when needed and a comfortable club chair. Corps, d A = | Gperiénce e | This value you can not afford to miss. Portsmout Division 17 This suite will add charm and dignity to your living Folding Cot room. Comprises davenport which opens to a full s 9 and Pad MARINE Lo Maj. Gilbert D., d PORTATION CO t 14 ROM OLD K e her —For_rent of sizes: re- S STORAGE mber 1 T, Capt. George H to U S. Argonr M is one of the CHAMBERS 3858 fers™ o™ e world, Complete funerals s low as $75 up. 8ix chapels. tweive parlors, seventeen cars, hearses twenty-five undertakers and | BIRTHS REPORTED assistants Ambulances now only $3. 1400 | 4 . g some sy gy |k OB o b = 3-Piece Modern Bedroom Suite | : el i Sturdily constructed of a gorgeous walnut finish on s 5 9 3-Piece BF..D OUTFIT 3-Piece RADIO OUTFIT AT QUAINT ACRES, Consists of Jenny Lind Brand-new 6-Tube Gru- | Silver Spring, Colesville pike, Route 29 bed, sturdy spring and now all-wave Radio, com- mattress. A real bargain $19.95 fortable Cogswell Chair $ 9,95 s e from the Discrice. openesiv Il hardwood. Three pieces that will give years of serv- s o L ANOGRAE EFROUDOTICNE] = ice and satisfaction. Includes bed, chest and choice uctions of books, foreign lang e Prompt, efcten: serv- of dresser or vanity. No Money Down! AL sae Lo ane price N and Cocktail Lamp with t xtended without ion Columbia Planograph Co. 50 L 8t N.E Metroolitan_4892 and se ) v Wiltam snd Frances y o Robert O. J. and Nell NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PART- B - . . NERSHIP. 4 Dorothy A ¢ zirl. BUCKLEY & GRINDLEY. ‘ &5, . ml e FREE : FREE d M. Cs boy - UKL e PARKIN Soories D. and e V oy, will be dissolved terminat A OELIVERY essie o8, Sit - g ; | Altman’s Lot ! Leo M 5. boy E / John J, and Estelle Cowens. boy Bt~ 1 T on Eye St. N.W. i Money Down. attached smoking tray, Orvin' ¥. and Thelma Fowler. boy 5 i Oscar and Dorothea 1. } A h ncluding Between in Maryland Richard T i v + a k and T = 1 Mg SEVENTH AND H STREETS gibe girl ish the facilities of ason E. and lola Gill & reparate Arn.ngembnu to that end. AUBROSE L GRINDLEY. ———— Edna L. Newman, girl au8.15,22 Ptk : J b